What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Invoice said:
A wharnie lamby type of day
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Does that S&M have a MOP shield???
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
You hit the nail on the head. Thinking about that “momentarily satisfied” part, so true regarding acquiring and possessing “things”.

I am realistically certain that this new possession will provide a more lasting satisfaction for you. 🤙

The Made In England Klein is a new revelation to me, too. That is a solid work knife. 🤙
Interesting company that has found a lasting niche serving tradesmen, mainly electricians.


Quite a beautiful pocket knife, Tyler!
What’s your dog looking at?

Now I see why you left on your Thanksgiving trip with so few pocket knives. You had a little of what I call
“ Walkin’ Around Money”!

It is indeed a sunny Tuesday. But I’m hoping we get a thaw out tomorrow, so it melts off this white crap. I need to put some stuff away before winter really sets in!
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Thanks buddy. He was giving the evil eye to a couple deer walking through his yard. Lol
 
Âchillepattada said:
When you ask for something accessible, if you don't get it, you're sad, if you get it, you are momentarily satisfied.
When you ask something unrealistic, if you don't get it , you're not sad, only player can win. But it you get it the joy is incredible.

The moral of the story : NEVER BE REALIST ! 🤣
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Wow. That's better than a fortune cookie! 👍🏻
 
Centermass said:
You definitely take better pictures than I do!
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That one is less than impressive, and I certainly struggled in the beginning.

JonMcD JonMcD gave me a photography lesson:

Step 1: Find some shade
Step 2: Find some mulch (or rocks like Crappie71 Crappie71 )
Step 3: Toss knife in mulch
Step 4: Take picture of knife in mulch

Daunting, but it gets easier with time.
 
In today's mail call, dry stropped, lubed, and into pocket.
Case 3318 CV stockman, from a very generous member who wishes to remain anonymous.
Looks like it still has the factory edges. No patina on any blades (yet ...)
Mikov Fish Knife. Stainles s blade. It will go on the Double Albert watch chain later.
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